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Wise Town Café opened a new location at 375 Dalhousie Street late last month. Photo from Wise Town Café on Instagram.

Wise Town Café begins expansion plans by opening location in ByWard Market

Ottawa, Insider Only Top Stories

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Fieldless Farms bought by T.O. firm and other tech news from around Ottawa

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

A rendering of the proposed new tower of the Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market. Image credit: Fotenn Planning + Design

Claridge proposes 17-storey tower next to Andaz hotel in ByWard Market

Insider Only Non-Residential, Real Estate, Top Stories

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AI-generated ‘workslop’ a worrying trend in workplaces, HR expert says

Human Resources, Insider Only Top Stories

Joel Tkach is vice-president of business development for the Ottawa International Airport Authority. Photo by Mia Jensen

YOW becoming a connecting hub, driven by increased activity from airlines such as Porter

Ottawa, Insider Only Top Stories, Tourism

Rob Imbeault is the co-founder of unicorn firm Assent and founder and CEO of Backboard.io. Photo supplied.

Rob Imbeault on breaking the VC funding dry spell in Ottawa

Techopia, Insider Only Top Stories

Chad Saikaley is the new managing partner at GGFL. Photo supplied

We talk with GGFL’s Chad Saikaley about the effect of AI on clients and on accounting

Insider Only Ottawa, Top Stories

Lydia Di Francesco workplace wellness

With layoffs pending in the federal civil service, here’s what leaders and HR teams can do

Human Resources, Insider Only Top Stories

Downtown Ottawa continues to ‘struggle’ with retail vacancies as civil service layoffs loom

Ottawa, Insider Only Top Stories

Algonquin College. File photo.

Business leaders in hospitality, live music concerned by proposed cuts at Algonquin College

Ottawa, Insider Only Top Stories

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